Appointed Certain Officers of the Central Government to Adjudicate Certain cases of contravention under the repealed Act - Superseded Various Notifications - S.O. 1966(E) - Foreign Exchange Management
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Adjudicating officers appointed to determine legacy contraventions under the repealed foreign exchange law, superseding earlier notifications. The Central Government appoints specified officers of the Directorate of Enforcement as adjudicating officers to adjudicate contraventions under the repealed Foreign Exchange Regulation Act committed on or before 31st May, 2002, and, in exercise of its statutory powers, supersedes earlier notifications appointing officers for similar adjudicatory functions. The notification allocates adjudicatory jurisdiction by officer designation against prescribed monetary bands, assigning the Director and Special Director to the highest-value contraventions and progressively lower ranks to smaller-value matters, while preserving actions completed prior to supersession.
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Adjudicating officers appointed to determine legacy contraventions under the repealed foreign exchange law, superseding earlier notifications.
The Central Government appoints specified officers of the Directorate of Enforcement as adjudicating officers to adjudicate contraventions under the repealed Foreign Exchange Regulation Act committed on or before 31st May, 2002, and, in exercise of its statutory powers, supersedes earlier notifications appointing officers for similar adjudicatory functions. The notification allocates adjudicatory jurisdiction by officer designation against prescribed monetary bands, assigning the Director and Special Director to the highest-value contraventions and progressively lower ranks to smaller-value matters, while preserving actions completed prior to supersession.
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